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COTTINGHAM

Composer (melody): Alice M. Pullen

(no biographical information available about Alice M. Pullen.) Go to person page >

Harmonizer: Hilda M. Dodd

Dodd, Hilda Margaret. (Hornsey, Middlesex, England, September 14, 1890--January 5, 1975, St. Barnabas' Nursing Home, Worthing). Death announced in Daily Telegraph, January 8, 1975. Involved with Sunday School work and wrote The Sunday School Pianist's Handbook, 1930. She contributed a harmonization to School Worship, 1926, and several items in The Nursery Song and Picture Book (ed. Winifred E. Barnard, 1947), including "Baby Jesus, sleep softly." --Email from Robert A. Canham to David Blum, 10 August 2004, DNAH Archives Go to person page >

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Tune Information

Title: COTTINGHAM
Composer (melody): Alice M. Pullen
Harmonizer: Hilda M. Dodd
Incipit: 55312 34655 17653
Key: D Major
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